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I rediscovered Natyasangeet recently and wanted to share some songs that have lodged themselves in my mind.
I do not recall from where I picked this track - a kind soul had uploaded this as a part of a collection. I cannot thank him enough wherever he is. Pu La Deshpande had entered the entertainment world in the early ’40s as an actor and singer on the Marathi stage by joining Mo Ga Rangnekar’s Natya Niketan drama troupe. Paakhara jaa, the song he rendered in the play Vahini was an instant hit. |
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Here's a song from 'Maanapman' that was originally sung by Dinanath - and attached with it is the same track sung by Ashatai. It's a treat to hear them both sing their versions of 'Ravi Mee'.
I truly believe Ashatai has most carried the legacy of her father. She had been expressing a desire to sing Natyasangeet again in several interviews in the past. But I do not hear her saying that any more. I hope she does record some tracks again. Interestingly, her song book that she carries for all her concerts today has Dinanath Mangeshkar's picture on the cover. Some may think it anachronistic; but to me it is fascinating to think that the lady standing there singing 'Sharara Sharara' and playfully matching steps with the dancers, can also deliver her father's Natyasangeet compositions with equal elan. Hope you enjoy these songs. |
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